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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-02-05, Page 6• 3,N THEM CI.ASSi.FICATIONS ' TO, '4rOilR ADVANTAGE • .goiolag. Events ! 2, 1itsaYed Found • 'IS'elp Wanted 8 Bueineaa Opportunities i 6...'reaoberst; Wanted -. 7. Sitfatiene Mulled 8. Farm Stock For Sale 9, Poultry For Sale 10. Used Cars For Sal. 11. Articles 'For Sale ' 12. Wanted 'lo Buy 18. Wanted 14. Property For Sale 15. Property For Rent 18. For Sale or Rent '27 Wanted To Rent 18. Property Wanted 19. Notices 20. Auction Sales 2I. Teatime Wanted 22. Legal Notices 28. Cards of Thanks 24. In •Memoriam 25. Personals ✓ The cost is low. Clas8iSciitions 2, 8, 8, 9, 10, 11, , 12, 1$, 11, 17 -minimum 25 cents an insertion.: All other cleaai- ficationa, :minimum au cents per insertion, • except Auction Sales (20). '!'enders Want- ed t21) and Legal Notices (22). rates on Application. 1. Coming Events ST PATRICK'S DANCE, Thurs.. Mar. 17th, at Seaforth Community Centre un! der 'the auspices of St James' Catholic Women's League.. 1-99.2 WATCH FOR THE -Brenda York Cook- ing School, Canada Packers Products. March 24 and 26. Sponsored by the Can- adian Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Seaforth. 1974 , 4. Help Wanted MAN WANTED FOR B.AWLEIGH BUS- lNESS to 1,890 tritellies: --Good Dl'o fits for, huatlere. Write today. RAW- . LEIGH'S, Dept. A363 -S, 4005 Richelieu, - Montreal, 4-99-1 14. Property For Sale PLAN your home now : 950.00 down will buy you a lot in Sea!urth or Hurpur- hey. Luta surs.).d. Land suitable for, V.L.A. projects Terms to suit. CLAY- TON DENNIS. 14-99-tt AVOID CONST)rt,UCTION HEADACHES Have a number of good modern homes centrally located in Seaforth. Very low down payments, ba]ance on monthly pay-., meets. Owners will carry mortgage. These are from 3 -bedroom to 5 -bedroom homes, all modern conveniences, Several farms,modeen in every, resepet, within 3' miles of Seaforth, 100 to 150 acre forme. JOHN BOSVHJ,p, ' RealEatate Gode ch • JOSEPH Mc(JONNELL Saleainan Phone 260,' Seaforth 14-99-1 PROPERTIES ,FOR SALE Large dwelling, James Street, includ- ing extra lot, new on furnace, modern kitchen and bath. A real buy for cash. Oneand half storey brick dwelling in Dublin, modern conveniences, three bed- rooms. An ideal family home. Other Seaforth' Dwellings Listed.. We also have a number of good Huron County. -farms for sale. For information contact: " HAROLD JACKSON, Broker Phone 474, Seaforth or - JOHN A. CARDNO' Phone 214, Seaforth 19-99-tf GIRL WANTED D 15, Property For Rent To work in Seaforth bank- Grade XI SELF-CONTAINED two-bedroom apart- ., required, as well as ability to write legi- meet in residential area Heated. Apply bill. BOX 893, 'the Huron Expositor. 15-99-2 • Apply to the Manager FIVE -ROOM HOUSE with four -pied CANADIA•37 BANK OF COMMERCE bath, .one block from blain Street. All Seaforth, Ontario conveniences. Available. now. .PHONE 4-99-1 ',813, Seaforth. - 1.6-99-tf 8. Farm Stock For Sale 19. Notices JERSEY COW, due this weeJk, third calf. COMMERCIALMon HOTEL Dining room Is JOHN hASe1Ld, leg 3, Seaforth, -Phone openingngonon Monday, February 15, 1960. - Clinton Ht;.. 2-9957. 8-99x1 19-99-1 c' .TWO HOL. T'ElN COWS, 2 Holstein •GUARAN 1EF,D'RADIO and TV repairs. 20. heifers, sprwgiug, also acme calves, suit- Fast service. SCOTT RADIO and TV able for raising. LO'itNi?c TYNeeee. RR SERVICE,. East SVilliam Sheet Phone 19. Notices DRIVEWAYS PLOWED, modern equip. went, CLAYTON DENNIS. Phone 669 R 2, Seafoir. 19.97-4 TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Meet- ing of the producer members of the On. tam Hog Producers' Co-Operattvg.,,jai the Huron County .group be convened at 1 v.m., E.S.T., on Wednesday, February 10, at the Legion Hall in the Town of Clinton, for the purpose of the conduct oo the proper business of the annual meeting, the election of delegates and alternate delegates, ROSS LOVE, Chairman A. 11. WARNER, Secretary 19-99-1 TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Meet- ing of the producer members of Heron County group of' the Ontario Hog Pro- ducers' Marketing Board be. convened at p,m., E.S.T. on Wednesday, February 10, at the Legion Hall in the Town of Clinton, for the purpose of the conduct of the proper business of the annual meet- ing and ,the election of representatives (delegates; to the District Bog Producers' Committee. ROSS LOVE, Chairman A. H, WARNER, Secretary 19-99-1 TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Meet- ing of the producer members of Huron County Hog Producers" Association will be convened at the hour of 8 p.m. E.S.T., on Wednesday, February 10, at the Leg- ion Han, in the Town of Clinton, for the purpose of the conduet of theproper bust - nese of the annual meeting, the election of officers and the election of voting dele- gates and alternate delegates. Guest Speaker: Charles McInnes, ROSS LOVE, Chairman A. H. WARNER, Secretary 19-99.1 WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING.' -.ASSOCIATION -- "Where Better Buns` AreAZied" Artificial Insemination Service fol all Breeds of Cattle Farmer Owned and Controlled,. Call us between 7:30. and 10:00 a.m. weekdays and 6:00 ITt 8:00 p m. Sat. urday evenings a/ Clinton HU 2-3.441 or for Long Distance Clinton Zenith 9-5650 2, Clinton. Phone H C. 2-9904. 8-98-1. 250, Seaforth.' 19-99x2 10. Used Cars For Sale 1954 DODGE SEDAN in good condi- tion belonging to the estate of the late Wilford Camerdn. Can SEAFORTFL 7834 for arrangements to see same, . 10-98-2 li'O.a SALE_._._. 1953 INTERNATIONAL 1 -TON TRUCK. --3'our-Speed transmission,' -Dual wheels on back -Good rubber -Steel box and hoist ' -Complete' with tarp and racks• . Just the truck for drawing livestock, bulk ,grain, bulk fertilizer and custom 1combtne work. Priced reasonable for cash sale, Contact Topnotch li eeds Limited Phone 776, Seaforth 10-99-1 • 11. Articles For Sale ?IGEONS FOR SALE. Phone 848 R 6 or write DOUGLAS BOYD, RR 2, Walton.. 11-99x1 CRIB FOR SALE. have size, like new. PHONE 851 It;,,?$,.._after 6 p.m I1-99-1 • SUIT or CLOTHES; blue with s_t, aim 40, good conditlom. Can be seen at Flannery Cleaners. 11-99x1 600 BALES OF STRAW and 3,500 bales oe mixed hay baled in June, MURRAY DENNIS, Phone. 843 R 32, Seaforth, 1199x1 GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies for sale, 2% montha old, black and tan or black and 'grey- PHONE 'Goderich JA. 4-7986. 11-96-4 CUT F7 OWERS and totted pinata for every occasion, .:We deliver daily after five p:ifl, STAFFHN'S PLUMBING and HEATING, Phone 49, 8exforth, 11-96-12 FLANNELETTE Blankets, 70" 'k' 90r", 69.46;! men's short rubber boots, $3.75: good 8 tock of prints and 'flannelettes. BORDEN BROWN. Phone Seaforth 841r2. 11-99-tf LIGHTWEIGHT, Durable and rase proof Imperial Aluminum windows and doors, from 626 up for combination careen and storm. Let, us. show yon. BTAFFEN'8 PLUMBING and HEATING, Phone 49, Seaforth. 11-91-12 SPRAYED APPLES for sale: Spy, King, - Tli3innd Sweets Delicioln --Snow;-'Russo', Greening, MaoIntesh, Baldwin, ete. Free delivery in town. Phone HU. 2-3214. 11 MCCLYMONT & SONS, Varna. ^ «'a 11-99-tf FIRES CAUSE hardship and ozone/ problems. Are You adequately insured for an risks? If you have put this off for Years, See life now and be insured and sleep assured. E. 11. "Shorty" MUNROE 21-99-tf' 13E COMPORT'ABLE--Wear , a Charlet Made-to-Meamtre And, personally' fitted Bra, Girdle, and Coreetette; also support gatmtehte, reasonably priced. MRS. J. HOEISCHER. Trained Corkettiere, For appointment Phone 867-W. Residence one block east M library- 11494 12. Wanted To Buy 'WANTED TO SHY A. two wheeled trailer. PRONE 055 R • 24, Seaforth, 12-99t1 HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for etck, do':rn and dfeabled farts animals. Prompt, rout -tempi eellectioh of 811 dead and dtbabfed farm animals and hide*. "L'a�l• co lett; ED • A'NtRZWS, 851 h1.11 Sea. forth. Aeeoclated with Darlin; & &a. of Canada Ltd. • - 12-9441 Bol. Holders; Names Not t iVCiti Oat ltia Ilo1 possible for us �t1 .divulge..the, •flu " e or ad- dres ,of -shy advertiser using a.'Htlt'on N1tPoaitor bOX mill beti P.I1ase do no :ask its tov' firm' Infertile thin; FILTER QUEEN"' Sales &, Service. 'Re, - pairs Re+pairs to ' all makes' of'.. vacanni cleaners Reconditioned cleaners of 'ill makes for sale. BOB PECK, Varna. Phone Hen- sel!, 696 R 2• •- 19-96x1 COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea - forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser- viee WEBB'S BILLIARDS, Seaforth, ii ent,,,for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter. , 19-99tf MAGIC MARKERSnstant dry, wa- terproof, write on any surface: Just Dull oft' cap and Metric Marker le ready to use, Refills available. Nine colors ink. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. DRAIN TILE -'-4", 456. Der M, dela; 5 inch, $85 per M del'd;; 6 inch, $110 per M del'd; 8 inch, $175 per M del'd. Prices for 10", 12", and 14" on request, RY- DALL BRICK & TILE LTD., Eiginfield. Phone BAldwin 7-4721, Lncan. 19-98x51 REVITALIZED cleaning at. Buchanan Cleaners, Mount Forest. More spots and stains removed. Garments Stay clean long- er, wear longer, Agent: MILLER'S LAUNDRY SERVICE. Phone 2.37 for pick-up. , 19-99tf ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK • SERVICE Highest cash pricers paid In surrounding district for dead, old, sick or disabled hors- es and cattle. Horses at 5e a pound For the fastestand proper removal of all rod - mals, day or night, Call Long, Distance and ask for ' ATWOOD ZENITH 2-4900 (n0 toll charge) 19-96-26 ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE is hereby given that the An- nual meeting of the members of the Mc- Killop Mutual Fire Insurance ComminY will be held in the 'Town Hall, Seaforth, Ont., on Friday, February, -,12, 1960, at 2 o'clock p.m., for general business, adop=' tion of reports and.., the election ..of three directors. ;•. All. members are invited to be present. The retiring directors are Robert Archi- bald, Allister Broadfoot and John E. Pepper. W. E. SOUTHGATE Secretary 19-99-2 NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith r atepayers.,sniLjnhabltanta _of .the Tosca. hip of Tuckersmith are sregnested by the Council to not park are on rownsbip- roads and streets daring the winter months in order to facilitate anowplowksg opera- tion. Council will not be reeponaible for dam ages to any vehicles parked on roads or streets, _... CORA CHESNEY Clerk, Tuckereastth • 1099-1 BER TIME STORIES TONIGHT, PoP, READ... ;1 1999-tf, Auction Sales AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 12:00 o'clock sharp, Clearing AUCTION SALE of Parra Stock, Poultry Equipment, Tree - .tors, 'Combine, Harvester and a full line of power 'machinery, as well es some Hqusehold furniture at Lot 19, conce.seion 8, Townsbi4 of Logan. on, county -Road, 1 mile . west of Bornholm.. or 8 miles 'east, of Brodhagenr for CARL VOCE..Propri.- tor. FRANKLIN BUUCic, Auctioneer. Can Stratford 6254-2 or Sebringville 24- R-6. 20-99-1 AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Holstein heifers at lot 6 con, 3, Stanley twp., 1t/4 miles north and 11/ miles west of Kippen, on TUES- DAY, FEBRUARY 9, at 1:30 p- n. 35 first calf Holstein heifers, due time of sale, and remainder in February. This is an exceptionally well-bred lot of ,heif- ers. All are vaccinated and sale will be held under cover. , Terms -CASH, ALEX 1)LcBEEATH, Proprietolr. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer, 20-994 21. Tenders Wanted TENDERS for 15 cord maple; 5,, -cord - cedar, Tenders to be in by February 22, 1960 DOUGLAS C. FRASER, . RR 2, Brussels, Ont, , 21-99x1 TENDERS will be received by the Chief Administration Officer RCAF Station Clinton for the operation of -n Beauty Salon, locat- ed at RCAF Statiop Clinton, Ontario. "D'efdlla available. upon request in writ-- ing. Lowest, or any tender not necessar- ily ,accepted. Tenders close at twelve noo. February 26, 1960. 21-974 TENDERS WANTED. .For S.S. No. 8, McKillop Tenders will be received. by the under- signed up to and including February 15, for installing hot writer, tank and heat- er and all piping necessary. Work to be completed by February 29 1960. The low- est or any tender is not neceesariiy accep- ted NO _ DOMINIC MURRAY Secretary -Treasurer S.S. No. 8, McKillop 21-99-1 TENDERS WANTED Tenders for the construction of a Two -Room -School in Dublin, Ontario are due on Tuesday, March 8, 1960 Construction work to commence In niid- April. Plans and ,specifications available from; Blackwell & Hagarty Architects' 210 Princess Ave. London, Ontario. upon a deposit of $25.00 (Cheque) 22. Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION 4 The Liquor Licence Act, 1950 LICENSING DISTRICT NIIMBER 2 TAKE NOTICE that THE CANADIAN LEGION BRITISH EMPIRE SERVICE LEAGUE BRANCH ' t'tO. 159, pp the'totell of !Se8for'tb, in flid' Coo;! of .92. Legal Notices Huron,will make application ata Speck4 Meeting of The Liquor Licence Hoard of Ontario to be held at the Canadian Leg- ion ,Hall, 48 Ontario Street, in the City of KITOHE,i'ER, in the County of Water - Soo, on Friday the 9th day of MARC 1960. at the hour of 10:20 o'clock in the `orenoon for the issuance o1 a "CLUB LICENCE" (Restricted) for the sale and consumption_of beer and wine with meals'' and _'beer--;withoub• meals in an establishment classified as %a club," for the following premises: The Canadian Legion British Empire Service League Branch No. 158 prem- iss at Main Streetin the Town of Seaforth, in .the County of Huron. Any person resident in the licensing listrict may object to the application, and the grounds of objection in writing shall be filed with Mr. )1. B. ,Trott, Q.C., the deputy "registrar of the licensing district, whose address is Dunker Building. Suite 402, 261 King Street West, KITCHENER, Oat. at least ten days before the meet- ing at which the application is to be heard. DATED at Seaforth tlll9 27t2 day of January, 1960,1 THE CANADIAN LEGION BRITISH EMPIRE SERVICE LEAGUE BRANCH NO. 156 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario 22-99-2 23. Cards of Thanks MR. and _CRS. , AARON JANTZI and family wish to express their thanks and neereeiation to their, . many friends and neighbours for flowers, letters, and cards of sympathy. It was all deeply appreci- ated. 23-99x1 I WOULD LIKE to sincerely thank the many kind friends, neighbours and rela- tives-' who remembered me with treats, t69its and cards while's patient -in- hospi- tal also those who helped at home in any way during my absence. 23-99-1 ANDREW MOORE :MRS. AGNES J. BAIRD and family desire to exress their sincere thanks to their many relatives - friends and neigh- bours who sent messages of congratula- tions by card, flowers and gifts on the occasion of Mrs, .Baird's 100th birthday. 23-99.1 THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Albert Pepper wish tc thank their many frien'd§. relatives and neighbours foe`, the ,many acts of kindness, message. of sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement- Special 'thanks to Dr. 74 Stapleton, nurses and staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, Rev Grant Mills and Dr. J Semple. 23-99x1 91•. In Memoriam TATE-7n loving memory of a dear sis ter and aunt, Mrs. Grace Tate, who pass - "d awai'-February 5, 1959. Ged saw - you getting- 'weary, He dM what He thought wes best, He put His, arms around you, And took you home to rest, The Golden Gates stood opei' One year ago today, ” With good-bye left unspoken You quietly slept away. Ever. remembered and sadly missed„ by your brother James and family. 24-99x1 25. Personals HYGIENIC. SUPPLIES ,(Rubber Goods),. mailed postpaid in plan sealed envelope with price'list. 6- sain plee 25c; 24 sam- ples 51.00. Mail - Order Dept. T- 78, NOVA - RUBBER CO, Box. 91, Hamilton. 26. ' • Births LANE -Mr and Mrs. Joseph A. Lane are happy to announce the arrival of their six-week old chosen eon, on Jan. 26 A brother for Mary Lou and Kath. syn Ann, PUSHELBEIIG-At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, On February 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pushelberg, Brodhegen, a son. RUSHCALL-In Grace Hospital, Winni- peg: on Friday,' Janupry 29, 1960, . to Flight Lieutenant L. J. Ruehcall and Mrs Rusbeall, a daughter. SMITH -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on January 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Egmondville, a daughter. TEIClERT-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on January 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Kari Teichert; Egmondville, a eon. WALLACE-At Scott Memorial„ Rospital. on Febreary 1, to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Walla4,e, Seaforth, a son. - 28. . Deaths BEATTIE - In Seaforth, on 'Thursday, January 28, John. Bettie, i$ his 93rd year. „is'EWS or R` i'CE 'iE D FRIENDS :AC. LAJM . MIS. BAIRD ON 1Q0th BIRTHDAY OCCASION The Inth, birti day off- Mrs, Ag nes J. Baird, who was born in Newark, New Jersey, on January Egmondville (Continued from Page 1) church shed will be handed over to Norman MacLean in the near fu- ture. plans were discussed for the 925th anniversary in' September, and the Official Board was given power to act. Deep gratitude for devoted ser- vice was ,expressed to Dr. and Mrs. Semple, Lyle Hammond and Choir, Reg Knight and all officers, teachers, workers, members and adherents. After the Doxology and prayer, lunch was served by Mrs. Alex Boyes, Mrs. Elmore Stephenson, Mrs. Arthur Routledge, and Mrs. Alex Chesney. Ivan.Forsyth thank- ed the ladies. '-'- . Duff's Church, McKillop • Group Names Officers The January meeting of Duff's Church, McKillop, WMS and WA was held at the home of Mrs. Gor- don . McKenzie. Mrs. McKenzie, the president, opened the meeting with a hymn, Secretary Mrs. Eldin Kerr called the roll and the min- utes of the Last meeting were read. Six socials' were planned. three in the ,spring and three next fall. Those- in • charge--are-Mrs. It: •i4I: Scott, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie, Mrs. Jen- Stewart, Mrs, Eldin Kerr, Mrs. Aaron Jantzi and Mrs. Ross Gordon. Severalthank-you cards were read. Mrs. Eldin Kert' gave a read- ing on Christian Stewardship and Mrs. Gordan Papple took charge .of worship service and the study book. The. 'scripture was read b Mrs. John Kerr. Following the closing hymn, Rev. W. H. Sum- merell conducted the installation of of officers of the WMS•-and WA, The WA part of the, meeting was opened with a hymn and thgscrip- ture was read by Mrs. David Shannon. Prayer was given ,by y Mrs. Ken Stewart. The roll call and the minutes of the last meet- ing were read by Mrs. Summerell. The meeting was closed with a hymn and a delicious lunch was served. WMS officers for 1960, include Honorary president, Mrs. W. H Summerell; past president, Mrs Les Pryce; president, Mrs, Gor don•McKenzie; vice-president, Mrs Gordan. Papple; secretary-treasur er, Mrs. Min Kerr; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. R. M. 'Scott; pres secretary, Mrs. R. M. Scott; tem perance, Mrs. Ross Gordon; Chris tian Stewardship, Mrs. Alex Smith Christian Citizenship, Mrs. Le Pryce; supply secretary, Mrs John Kerr; Associate Helpers, Mrs John Hillebrecht; literature secre tart', •Mrs. John Kerr; finance committee, Mrs. George Camp bell. Mrs. John Hillebrecht, Mrs George Wheatley, Mrs. Rober Campbell; . pianist, Mrs. Arnold Scott; assistant pianist, Mrs. Mur- ray Dalton; Missidn Band leader, Mrs. Arnold Scott; assistant Mis- sion Band leader, Mrs. Herb Har- rison; auditors for the-WMS and WA, Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. Ken Stewart; nominating committee, Mrs. Arnold Scott, Mrs. Gordan Papple, Mrs. Mac Scott. WA officers are: Past president, .Mrs. R. M. Scott; president,. Mrs. Aaron Jantzi; first vice-president, Mrs. , Ken Stewart; second vice- president, Mrs. Robert M lter-Cher; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.., George Wheatley; flower convener, _Mrs'. Ross Gordon; press secretary, Mrs, R, M. Scott; pianist, Mrs. Arnold Scott; assistant pianist, Mrs. Mur- ray Dalton; manse committee, Mrs. Aaron Jantzt Mrs. J. Kerr, Mrs. Robert Campbell_ •s s • t HENSALL NEWS °' ,Bill Ingram was elected presi- b dent of Hensall Teen Town at R their meeting this week. Other of- �, ficers are: vice-president, Gary M Triebner; treasurer, Ruth Anne Traquair; secretary, Sharon Hume; a executive, Murray Harburn, Shar- r on McBride, Ralph Triebner, Gary Jones, Patsy Moir, Jim Smale and in Sllf --MeKlnilon The group Wil sponsor a Valentine dance next it week, Miss Pat Rowe passed her Guide la Challenge in Stratford on Satur- day. This shakes four Guides who have received• their ack; gift, .Mrs. 'E. Davis, Mrs. illiam Smale; auditors,, Mrs. onald Mock, Mrs. Jim Taylor. inner of the, mystery prize was rs. D. B. Haven. Mrs. [Grant Bisback won $10 -in London bingo, having' the cor- ect serial number. Hensel Curling Club are hold - g an open bonspiei_on Wednes- ;;Peb:--24,-atellensa11- Commun- y Centre. A new business venture wfll op - n in Hensel]. shortly. The Mait- nd Sea 'Food will open Feb. 15 the building recently occupied by Dave Feild. The business will offer sea foods.. New kitchen and efrigeration facilities are being stalled, and renovations to the wilding are almost completed. -- rs. Evelyn Feild is the proprie- ess. Several items of hockey ,equip- ent have been secured for the Hensall minor hockey league rough arrangements made by e arena manger J. R. Hume, r. Hume states that he'acquired wo pairs of goal pads, two body protectors and two pairs of goal. civet from the Ontaisio Athletic s'sociation at no cost to the local ena. He also bas arranged ..,to, ave two new curling scoreboards installed. • @ Henan* '1n Gold Cord. r Over 400 attended the .Tri -Chun- in ty Youth For Christ skating party b in Hensall Community Centre Sat- urday night, Following the skat- M ing, a service was held with 200 attending. Last• Friday Bight the Lakeview m 'Literary Society held a skating th party with 200 in attendance. th HensallMidgets and Clinton Mid- M gets will meet in the local Com- -t munity Centre on Saturday, 'Feb. 6 at 8 p.m; Tide will be a grand :`,1c�lamplollship- hockey game, play- A ing for the General Coach Works ar of Canada Limited troPby, The February meeting of Hen - sal Legion Ladies' Auxiliary was held, pre ided over by Mrs. Gor-' don Murray. They laid plans to hold -another blood donor clinic for the Red Cross on a date to be an- nounced, They will also sponsor a diet* for a suit and pair . of blankets, draw to be made at Eas- ter, and will hold "a Valentine tea Mid bake sale - Cominitteet for 1960 .. n sick, Mrs. Leonard ,rt Noakes• binge 11r_. Bob Sangster, Mrs. R. Shad(Uck; kitchan,, to look after supplid>;;, etc-, Mr's,'HYrali Kyla f M1�s.. Grant His., Tile middle-aged Iran's Wife had been .badgerin'g. hith for days to take some "youth pills" she bought for him.. He finally relented one ev- ening and look several Of them be- fore going to bed. Next morning, she found It diffi- cult to wake h m- heshook o0 k h i m repeatedly and yelled, up ,its ilit`loftyyere-01.1t-cif liedl_" "Ali right, *11 tight." he anawet'a eyes sgttilited.,.. Vii i f tiP'4..(' blit' f won''t go to school,, 3Q 1860, was observed Saturday. When . she was one year old she moved with her parents, Mr... and Mrs. Joseph Dundas, to a farm on the second concession of Ash- field township. In 1879 she was married to Thomas Baird, and moved to the Baird homestead on the, second concession of Stanley ,- township. n Mrs. Baird lost her husband in 1927, but still continued to reside on the farm until five years ago. Sinde then she has made her home with- her son and daughter-in-law, T. B. and - Mrs. Baird, in the vii - lege of Brucefield. Mrs. Baird has one son, Thomas B.; one grand- son, Stewart, who lives on the homestead; one ,granddaughter, i Margaret Jean, died in infancy; two great grandsons, Orrin and Gerald Baird, and one great grand -- daughter, Dianne Agnes, • When openhouse- was held at the • home of her son, over 100 guests called to congratulate her and signed -.the -register. They came from Detroit, St. Thomas, Gode- rich, Port Albert, Seaforth, Hen- sall, Clinton, and from the sur- rounding community, as well as from the village. Mrs. Baird received . over 130 cards, including congratulations from Senator W. H. Golding, as well ,as flowers . and gifts. The house was tastefully decor- ated and a three-storey birthday cake centred the .dining_ .room table. Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Baird and' Mrs. Stewart Baird received the guests. - Mrs. J. Lednor, of Port Credit, cousin of Mrs. Baird, and -Mrs-. 'Gladys Dustow, of Code - rich; a special friend of Mrs. Baird, poured tea, while Mrs. Jes- sie Lane, Mrs. Anna . Aldwinckle, Mrs. Lindsay Eyre, Mrs.' Norman Baird, Mrs. Mac Wilson and Mrs. H. F. Berry served. The usual family dinner was enjoyed in the evening.' - Mr. and Mrs. Walter -Moffatt left by train on Tuesday of last week to spend six weeks with their daughter, Mrs. James Streiffier, California., ', A'large number of friends and neighbors attended a shower for Miss Mary. Broadfoot in. the school ;room of Brucefield United Church last week. Mary received many eseful gifts. ' - The many friends of the late Mr. George Swan, Exeter, were sorry to hear of his sudden pass- ing in a hospital, Learn. Mr. Swan is a brother 'of Mr. Drew Swan, Brucefield. Mr. D. Swan was.' in Florida - at the time, but arrived home on Monday in time for his brother's funeral. Hold Congregational Meeting The annual meeting of Bruce - field United Church was held in the school room of the church on Tuesday following a 'pot -luck sup- per, which was attended by over 70. Dr. McKenzie, who was chair- man, read I,!1atthew 25, verses 31- 42, fmlowed by" prayer. Mrs. Ed- gar Allan was appointed secretary for the meeting. Dr. McKenzie read the report of the session left by Rev,Davison, and theAstatisti- cal report""for 1959. Two minutes' silence were observed in 'memory Of departed members. Mr. Watson gave the financial report for -the session. Mrs. Trieb- nergave the secretary's' report for the Woman's Association; Mrs:- H. Taylor, the financial statement. Mrs. H.•'Berry reported for the. card and flower fund; Mrs. Edgar JOHN BEATTIE , Quietness, enriched by solitude And saucy red -winged blackbird flying by, While overhead 'the soft and fleecy elands Surround a hawk that's pinned against the sky. Sunsets resting in theevening - glow Adorn the beauty of.the garden scene, Enhancing, as by magic, shrub and bush , And showing man the wonders so serene. This was the world in which John Beattie lived; • He saw the splendors nature has in store, And took his pen and put them, in= to verse That they might be enjoyed by many more. W.M.H. - . -(Editor's Note. -•-From ti€fle'-•-to- time letters and other contributions are received for publication which are not signed. These cannot be. used unless the identity of the contributor is known. The name will not be disclosed or published if the contributor prefers). Find Light:Aids Egg Production. - By controlling the amount of light Iaying-type chickens receive each day from the time they are baby chicks until they are in full egg production, you can get them, to lay more and larger eggs, ac- cording to Garth Holtom, general manager of Logsdon H & N Hateh- eries - of Seaforth. He based his statement on the findings of re- Veitarlidentists at Haisdorf and Nelt n =°Ir,'arms, Inc., Kirkland,Was• ,'who used a decreasing day length during the brooding :and growing periods, then began -in-. creasing the daylight as pullets began to lay. For winter hatched chicks, this lighting plan may pit:, duce as many as one dozen more eggsp eCh n over fall sisters under natural light, he said Logsdon It S N 'tapholes Ltd. at -"Seaforth: baicidles. tale I'telsdort and gelatin strain chicke'n') tin, der a'franehi:t'e ag eenlert, Allen gave the secretary's-, report for the WMS, and Mrs. L. Wilson the financial report. Mrs: e' -•-M Graham reported for the CGIT an Mrs. Eva Wilson for the Baby Band. In the absence of Mrs. Cliff Henderson, Mrs. L. Wilson also gave the report of the junior con- gregation. Norman Walker' reported for the Sunday School. Reports for the YPU and Choir were read by the secretary, .. Mrs, Ev.a Wilson, church treasurer, reported for the church Missionary 'and Mainten- ance Fund. The report of the ush- ers was given by Ross Scott. The report of the auditors was given by T. B. Baird, A hearty vote of thanks was ex- tended to the ladies for an excel- lent supper by Elgin Thomson. Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Russell Dallas resigned from the Managing Board; T. A. Dutton was re-elected and Kenneth McGowan and Bert Wal- ter were appointed to take their place on the managing board. It was moved by A. Dutton that Mrs.. E,.. Wilson he reappointed as treasurer. Dr: McKenzie read a letter from CKNX Singtime, asking for a don- ation. It was moved by Mr. R. Watson that $25 be sent. It was moved by Mrs. L. Wilson and sec- onded by Mrs. Douglas, that . a message of congratulation be sent to Mrs. Agnes Baird on her 100th birthday. Mr, T. B. Baird express- ed thanks' on his mother's behalf. Mrs. E. Wilson was appointed' to send a card from the congregation, Former Merchant (Continued .from -Page 1) lie was a past president and ac- tive member of the Seaforth Llolis Club, and attended the opening meeting of the club ill- the new year., In 1898 he wasmarried in Eg- mondville by the late Rev. Neil Shaw to Belle Collie, ,who passed away in 1939. In 1943 he 'Was mar= ried to Edna Henderson DeLacey, who survives, together with a daughter, Florence; 'Mrs__ -lames A. Stewart, Seaforth, 1Te is also survived by -four grandchildren and' three great-grandchildren. An only son, Douglas, died' 4..1957. Largely attended funeral servic es were held from First Presby-, terian Church on Saturday after- noon, conducted by his minister, Rev. D. Leslie Elder, assisted by Rev. J. C. Britton, of Northside United Church, Interment follow- ed in Maitlandbank cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Dr. E. A. McMaster, Malcolm McKel- lar, Ernest Geddes, Joseph P. Dor- sey, Charles A. Barber and P. D. McConnell Flowerbearers were Melvin Staffen, Elmer Larose, William' D: Smith and E. C. Bos- well. Pallbearers were Clare Reith, Wm. M. Hart, James M. Scott, Andrew .Y. McLean, aJohn Mode - land, and J. Scott Cluff. . Highlanders (Continued from Page 1) schedule for the first round of the semi-finals follows All Seaforth games start at 8:30 p.m., and Preston games at 8 p.m.: Feb. 6-Seaforth at Preston, • Feb. 9 -Preston, at Seaforth. Feb. 13-Seaforth at Preston. Feb. 16 -Preston 'at Seaforth. Feb. 19-Seaforth' at Preston. Feb, 20 -Preston at Seaforth, aterloo Downs Seaforth In a '' exhibition' game here on Thursday night, . Water Si ki g s s n, Junior "B" team, defeated the Highlanders Junior "C" team: 62,- Waterloo scored five goals "before Seaforth answered. Local scorers were Gallow from .Beuttenmiller at 2:47 of the third, and McMaster unassisted at '13:05 of the same period. 1(1J PEN The folloWbv are ' the Sunday School pupils of St ;Aldi**'l3 Unit-_• = ed Church vyhp, an Silnda' receiv- ed ter diplomas, seals and certi- ficates: Robert Raikes, diplema; Darlene Mekay, Garry. Alderdice, - Billy McNichol, Lloyd Lostell; ploma of merit, Garry Anderson, Marjorie Turner ;second- - year seals, Lynn Alderdiee, Brenda Turt),er, Douglas McKay, Susie Mae Lostell; third -year seals, Di- anne McKay, Janice McNichol; firth -year seal, Donna ;Whitehouse; sixth -year seals, Jinn Kyle, Ken- neth Jones, Bally Turner, David Turner; seventh -year seals, Wen-.. dy Jones, Nancy Consitt, Robert Cooper, Grant Jones, Ruth Ann McNichol, Joan Sinclair; ninth year seals, Gwen Jones, Margaret Jean Broadfoot; twelfth year seal, Sharon McBride; certificates for junior memory work, Garry An- derson, Grain Jones, William 1 c - Nichol, Robert 4�ooper, Mrs. Eddie McBride entertained' 10 ladies` for the Friendship Group of the W,A. on Friday afternoon and evening at a,quilting. A pot-" luck dinner was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold _Jones and sons visited recently in St. -Thomas,. • guests of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Jones and 'Mr. and Mrs. William Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert 'and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLel- lan and Jill were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Dick- ert, of Clifford. • Mrs. George Armstrong, of near Seaforth, who has not been in the best of • health, is visiting . a few days with her son-in-law a n d daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Storey,_of R.R. 2, Kippen. - On Thursday the 'W.A. of St. Andrew's United Church are hold- ing a pot -luck dinner and quilting bee in- the school room of the church. ' 11fr and Mrs,, Elston Dowson, accompanied by l i`ss�Ib Wh1te., man, visited Friday with Mr. Oli- ver Cook, of Goderich, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones; Ken- neth' and Grant, were Sunday guests of Mr: and Mrs. Garnet Shipman, of Exeter. • Miss Mabelle Whiteman called on Mrs, Agnes J. Baird, Bruce - field, who on, Saturday celebrated her 100th birthday. Recently Mr. and Mrs. E. Dow- sqn visited Mr. William Dowson, Varna, who is. recoverl2rg from an illness, and visited- Mrs. Mar- tha Harvey and --Mrs. Elizabeth Douglas, of Brucefield. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bourke, of Wroxeter, visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs: W. L. Mellis. Flt./Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Perkins, Danny and Jim, of RCAF'Clinton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long. The three group leaders; Mrs. V. Alderdice, Mrs: J. Sinclair and Mrs. Harry Caldwell, intend hold- ing a joint meeting of all mem- bers, their husbands"'and families, at the church, Monday • evening, Feb. 29, when Mr. Fred Peel, of Seaforth, will give a resume and 'show pictures taken on his recent - trip to . Russia. Mrs. Aubrey Farquhar, of Kip- pen, was admitted -to St. 'Joseph's Hospital, London, Friday last in the interests of her health. We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind Liability and Life Manuf acturers Life Insurance , _John' A. Cardno Successor to WATSON & REID Phone 214 - : Seaforth CLEARANCE S A L. E of -- • FIRESTONE TIRES • • B►TE.R_IE. • MUFFLERS • TAILPIPES • IGNITION PARTS • POLISHES • ACCESSORIES Everything must be .sold by March ( 1, 1940, to make room for ,.. new tenant.., Sale Price Applies Only to Stock on Hand ELUARKE ra ti 4